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Barry R. Sloane
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Polo Club Defeats Yale By One Goal In 'Sloppy' Contest
The Harvard Polo Club narrowly defeated a surprisingly fast Yale team, 14-13, Saturday night. The Yale team led the scoring
City Council Gives Mayor Control Over Task Force
The Cambridge City Council voted last might to transfer the Harvard Square Task Force from the Jurisdiction of the city
Polo Club Hoping for Best Season in a Decade
The Harvard Polo Club is thundering towards its best season since the horsemen revitalized the ancient sport in Cambridge eight
McInally Accepts Lowe Award From Gridiron Club of Boston
Senior wide receiver Pat McInally last night was presented the George Bulger Lowe award from the Gridiron Club of Greater
Dukakis, O'Neill, Bellotti and Guzzi Triumph, As Democrats Make Major Gains Nationwide
Democrat Michael S. Dukakis defeated Republican Governor Francis W. Sargent in a landslide victory that led a total Democratic sweep
For Kendall Sq., A Very Small Step
The Cambridge City Council brought the rejuvenation of the Kendall Square urban renewal area one small step closer to realization
Protesters Charge Mayor With Conflict of Interest
A member of the Cambridge Tenants Organizing Committee (CTOC) charged in a City Council meeting last night that Mayor Walter
City Council Votes to Prohibit Cambridge Common Concerts
The Cambridge City Council voted last night to "ban all future musical concerts and art festivals on the Cambridge Common."
Mike Harrington: The Task of Restoring Credibility to Government
Michael J. Harrington '58 is the Democratic congressman from the sixth district of Massachusetts. The third-term lawmaker represents one of
Committee Asks Investigation Of O'Neill's Seminar Remarks
Rabbi Baruch Korff, chairman of the National Citizens Committee for Fairness to the President, has asked for an investigation to
O'Neill Predicts Evidence Will Force Nixon to Quit
Rep. Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. (D-Mass), majority leader of the House of Representatives, said yesterday that President Nixon may resign
Quinn Charges Major Utilities With Discriminatory Rate Hikes
Atty. Gen. Robert H. Quinn filed a complaint Wednesday alleging that ten private electric utilities have discriminated against consumers in
States to Continue Evaluation Of Curran's Prison Proposal
The New England Governors Conference decided yesterday to refer a report recommending the establishment of a regional "special offenders" prison
Equal Sex Ratio Petition Draws 1271 Signatures
At least 1271 undergraduates yesterday signed a petition protesting the present unequal sex ratios in Harvard admissions policies. An incomplete
